The horse's hooves thundering beneath you, the chains of
your bit as the horse pulls against the reins and the faint sound of the horses
breath, and whips the horse’s mane. Every touch, every move my horse and I
make, becomes unified. Nadja
expressed this same emotional attachment with her drawings. “With the end of my
breath, which is the beginning of yours.” The image can be very deceiving if
one did not know or understand the premise of it, but I was able to draw the
connection between her drawing and the emotional attachment that came with it
with my own image.
Triumph overcomes the war. The experience and the glory
paint the sky with blood shed and tears. The horse’s hooves thundering against
the grass paint the glory and triumph in their footprints. “The fight for the
win is like a war.” There is no trail that they follow, no path that can be
seen, only felt. That is when the horse and rider achieve a win upon the
endless blowing green.
Halt.
The fight for freedom is over. The next fight will have to
wait ‘til morning. Freedom will have to wait until next time.
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